Bullinularia navicula
B. pulchella – from Schönborn, 1964 (l.) and Chardez, 1972

Bullinularia pulchella Schönborn, 1964

Diagnosis: The type resembles Bullinularia indica in size. The shell is brown and completely covered with quartz particles. Pseudostome eight‑shaped, surrounded by pores.

Dimensions: Largest diameter 70–72 µm; height 45 µm.

Ecology: Forest soils.

Remarks: Whether this and other Bullinularia species represent true species is questionable. All forms differ essentially only in size

Ferry Siemensma, created March 2, 2019; last modified January 01, 2026
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